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KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/16/20202020-11-16KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/16/20202020-11-16A home altar set up for an annadhan offering, with no people visible. A large cutout portrait of a bearded man in a tall orange-red turban, red shawl and gold necklaces sits against a blue draped backdrop and a carved wooden screen, with a tiger-skin rug visible beneath. In front stand packets of grains and lentils, plus glass bottles of juice in a green crate. A smaller standing figure of the same kind of portrait, garlanded with red flowers, stands on a brown cloth beside brass lamps, a brass pot, a bowl of bananas, apples and green chillies, and a lit oil lamp. A printed sheet with a temple and a seated bull sits on the golden cloth.2020-11-16KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/16/20202020-11-16A home altar display with an annadhan offering. A large printed portrait of a man in a red turban, red shawl, layered gold necklaces and rudraksha-style beads sits on a blue cloth before a carved wooden screen, seated on a tiger-skin-patterned throne. He is labelled only by the image itself; no printed name is visible. In front of the portrait are plates of packaged dried fruit and nut snacks, bags of dried peas labelled Erbsen, bags of rice and a bowl of fruit including apples and green chillies. A green crate holds bottles of juice. A gold cloth covers the table, with a printed card showing temple and lion motifs. Decorative cloth with elephant prints hangs at each side, along with potted plants and pink flowers, and string lights glow at the left edge. No people are physically present.2020-11-16KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/16/20202020-11-16 +1 copiesPhoto 82902922021-04-13 +3 copiesKAILASA VOGHERA, ITALY on 11/14/20202020-11-14Indoor altar photo with a large life-size cutout portrait of a smiling bearded man in an orange-red turban and saffron-red robes, seated on a tiger-skin cover with one hand raised in blessing, wearing layered gold necklaces, red beaded mala and flower garlands. The printed portrait is not a physical person. In front on a dark wooden table are brass puja items: a small brass lamp, a lit candle, brass plates and cups, a kalasha-style bowl, white and yellow flowers, and a glass vase of white chrysanthemums. Below on the floor are bags of grains and legumes, a green pumpkin, a bag of flour, bottled juices and jars of red sauce, arranged as annadan and naivedhyam offerings. No physical people are visible.2020-11-14A puja altar arranged on a tiger-stripe cloth. Centre left, a brass tray holds a pair of black wooden sandals decorated with marigold petals. A life-size cutout print of a smiling man in a brown turban, red-and-gold shawl, and red-white-and-green garland, with rudraksha beads, stands at right against a snowy mountain backdrop; it is a printed image, not a physical person. Offerings include mangoes, bananas, nuts in brass bowls, fruit, lit oil lamps, a brass kalasha-style pot, a bronze Nataraja-style figure, and a framed deity print of a goddess on a lotus. A yellow book labelled Shabd-Ved sits behind. No physical people are visible.2024-12-08A puja altar set up on a tiger-striped cloth over a red cloth, with a brass plate of marigolds, rose petals and a sliced fruit arrangement, brass bowls of grapes, nuts and green pods, and brass lamps and small bells. Behind the offerings stands a large life-size cardboard cutout of a smiling bearded man in a maroon and gold shawl, a brown turban, layered red and white flower garlands and rudraksha malas, seated against a snowy mountain backdrop. Beside it hang a framed deity print of a goddess on a lotus and a yellow card titled Shabd-Ved. Small brass deity figures, a bronze Nataraja-style figure, potted green plants and a brass kalasha stand among the items. No people are visible.2024-08-30Indoor puja altar set up on a tiger-striped cloth over a red table runner. A large cardboard cutout of a smiling bearded man in a maroon turban and garland of red and white flowers, wearing a maroon and gold shawl and rudraksha mala, sits against a snowy mountain backdrop; the figure is a printed depiction on a cutout, not a physical person. In front is a brass tray holding black stone sandals decorated with yellow marigolds, along with brass pots, a small brass kalasha, bowls of fruit, sweets, green peas, betel leaves, flowers and a dark bronze Nataraja-style dancing deity statue. A framed painting of a goddess with lotuses stands behind on the left, next to a yellow printed booklet, and a small figurine rests on the table. No people are physically present.